Katherine Albrecht interview with Campaign for Liberty Part 1

Katherine Albrecht, RFID expert , Genesis Communications Network Radio Host, and Author of the Book Spychips sat down with Steve Vasquez on April 20th to discuss Real Id and the Enhanced Drivers license.
What does it all mean? Legislation for total control and tracking.

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Stay tuned for Parts 2 and 3. They will be up soon.

Peace and stand tall

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• RFID
• Enhanced Drivers license
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• surveilance
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• Rights
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• bar codes
• number of the beast
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[lsl70]

If they force everyone to have rfid drivers licenses then I bet sales of stainless steel wallets will skyrocket.

[Damnthewargods]

@lsl70

I bet you are right :)



[guyNbluejeans]

Does anyone know where one can hear Dr. Albrecht singing?

I ask because the other week she was on Coast and the host of the show played a short audio of her singing when the program returned from a commercial break. She has a gorgeous voice but the host (George "The Dancing Queen" Noory) did a dumb thing and had some dude, Ross Mitchell, talking over her and it was very hard to hear the lady.

Again, where does one find her on the Internet singing? Thanks!

[Damnthewargods]

@guyNbluejeans

Sorry, I did not know she sang. I'd love to hear it though. She was a very nice woman and very smart and informative. I am not surprised that she sings but I was not aware. Maybe she has something on Youtube.

Best regards

[Damnthewargods]

Louis,

Thank you for that information

[capricious71]

Katherine is very cute in every sense of the word.

[capricious71]

Smash the new world order!

[cdmharley]

I'd RFID Katherine any day of the day.....!

[foxmuldr]

The RFID technology is looking to 64-bit and 128-bit unique ids, which would allow for a sufficient enough range of numbers to allow every individual piece of fruit, or can of soda, to be uniquely identified. And this from now until the end of time.

[cobbcrash1]

This is reminiscent of the tattoos they gave to the prisoners at Auschwitz. 

[xander7ful]

I'm not sure if I've been implanted with RFID, but I know that I have at least one implant in my body. Probably more like four (4). Two of them I have felt in my butt and private areas. Two I have felt in my upper back/shoulder area. I had cancer surgery in February, so I was a sitting duck. It's the most awful invasion you can imagine. I wouldn't wish this on anybody.